Analytics used to mean six separate sections, each locked to one platform, with no way to combine them. There's a new Combined view at the top now: pick any mix of Substack, Bluesky, X, and LinkedIn and see them summed into one score, with a breakdown underneath so the total is never a mystery.
Want an actual side-by-side instead of one big total? Hit "Compare two groups" and pick a second mix, everything on X against everything on Substack, say, and you get two summaries next to each other.
TikTok and Instagram show up in the picker too, greyed out, since neither has real posting (or real numbers to show) yet.
A new "Source" filter sits right under the existing search: Written here, Imported, Repurposed, or From your agent. Repurposed pieces (the ones you turned into a LinkedIn or Facebook version of something else) finally show up as their own category instead of looking identical to something you typed by hand.
The "Paste text" importer takes a .txt or .md file now, not just a paste. Drop in an old newsletter or essay and it fills the title and body in for you.
Profile is gone, but nothing in it disappeared. It moved into a new AI tab as the "Context" section, right next to three things that used to be buried inside Settings: your Anthropic key, the conversational Telegram agent's on/off switches, and the tokens that let an outside AI agent (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or anything else that speaks MCP) connect to your account.
One tab, four sub-sections: Context, Agent, Models & keys, MCP & API.
Had `?section=profile` bookmarked or saved somewhere? It still gets you here instead of dead-ending on Compose.
An image that failed to load in your Library used to leave the browser's default broken-icon sitting there. It just disappears now instead.